Bring out your dead!
Mar. 9th, 2006 11:38 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gridloreBack from my interview for the Mortuary Driver gig.
Went very well, in my opinion. Neal (the owner) was quite pleased that I was early, and was ecstatic over my driving experience. The entire thing was short and more a conversation than a grilling.
Here's the site for the parent company.
Pay is $30K annually, and it's a salaried position. Good news, we wouldn't have to move to Orinda. He's specifically looking for drivers in Santa Clara County. The way it works is a five day 24 hour on call shift. Some days, you spend all day in the van. Others, you sit around all day. I have no problem with this. There are benefits. From what i was getting, I'd be taking the van home.
I'll hear Saturday, and could start next Monday!
Vibes, folks.. vibes!
Now I just need to take a long nap.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kshandra and I are seeing Thomas Dolby tonight at 2200 in the City.
Went very well, in my opinion. Neal (the owner) was quite pleased that I was early, and was ecstatic over my driving experience. The entire thing was short and more a conversation than a grilling.
Here's the site for the parent company.
Pay is $30K annually, and it's a salaried position. Good news, we wouldn't have to move to Orinda. He's specifically looking for drivers in Santa Clara County. The way it works is a five day 24 hour on call shift. Some days, you spend all day in the van. Others, you sit around all day. I have no problem with this. There are benefits. From what i was getting, I'd be taking the van home.
I'll hear Saturday, and could start next Monday!
Vibes, folks.. vibes!
Now I just need to take a long nap.
kshandra and I are seeing Thomas Dolby tonight at 2200 in the City.